Sentence examples for been linked to compression from inspiring English sources

Only a few bovine PNST's have been associated with clinical disease, and these have usually been linked to compression secondary to the adjacent tumor [ 10- 13].

The plasticity of lignin biosynthesis and cell wall architecture observed in compression wood have been linked to the fluctuation in abundance of several gene transcripts and proteins [ 43, 44].

Basic measures of education, occupation, and social engagement have also been linked to a compression of cognitive morbidity in longitudinal analyses [ 8].

Radial artery occlusion flowing cardiac catheterisation has been linked to flow reduction and prolonged compression.

Additionally, aggrecan expression following mechanical compression, which has been linked to calcium signaling (Fitzgerald et al. 2004), is highest in areas of high interstitial fluid flow (Buschmann et al. 1999).

This paper applies and compares in a sensitivity analysis two such models, and shows education to be linked to a compression of cognitive morbidity irrespective of cognitive trajectory.

The high incidence in the elbow may be linked to the frequency of ulnar nerve compression, which is a strong indication for surgery.

Conjugate extension with reciprocal compression bending is a special structural arrangement for a semi-rigid column such that extension of one segment is linked to compression bending of another by inextensible cables running between them.

It's linked to Versailles, to Marie Antoinette".

Previously, a longitudinal multi-state analysis of 13,004 subjects from the Cognitive Function and Ageing Study (CFAS) found cognitive lifestyle factors to be linked to a compression of cognitive morbidity [ 18].

The presence of axillary artery aneurysm and/or thrombus in overhead throwing athletes has been linked, theoretically, with the finding of compression by the humeral head induced by a diagnostic arm maneuver.